Slowly but surely we are losing the battle with the drought. I am a little depressed about it, I am thinking about what to do next, what to do next year Whether to stand up or give up. The things that

Currently, my area is entering the peak of the dry season. With temperatures reaching 38 degrees Celsius. With an area facing the sunrise, my garden gets full access to sunlight all day. It's very tricky.

It never matters how small your growing space is; you'll always find something worth growing. So, here I am. Learning and learning how to manage a small space to bring many lessons. Gardening is all about

This is the peak of their activity. They become adults, reach their full size, hunt the most, and at the end of summer, the mating and egg-laying season begins. I took one picture in the yard of the place

I did a lot this month, just not much in the garden! It's been cold and wet and muddy out there and I'm a coward who hates the cold. But we really do need to get back out there and transplant the

Finding and navigating this place was tricky but well worth the adventure as I stood before the welcoming sign with a vintage flavour, and a tantalizingly view of the quirky grounds beyond. At a bridge,

I am not sure where it came from, but some of my carnivorous plants have been invaded by stinging nettle. You really don't want to touch this or pull on it while weeding. It feels as if you had been burned

August has arrived and the second heat wave has arrived. The peak of the wave is expected to be from August 5-8, although today it is 37 degrees Celsius. The prolonged drought has caught the corn and

Hooray! A big boy keeps coming to my garden for food! And this makes a cute opening for my July gardening journal. My bad. It's late. But before we enter August, I wanted to share a little bit of what

Hello, dear growers and garden lovers! Here's your Official Reminder about this special time of the month.. Of course, you're updating on what's going on in the previous month but for years we've been

I won't explain much, I'll add the whole video. We planned to drain the water from the pool and cats don't like water. But ours likes to play with water.

It's been a little over 3 weeks since my last LUT Garden Journal, and there's been quite a lot of growth in my garden, but sadly not much harvest. French beans The other morning I got a lovely surprise

I've been watching and reading the news a lot lately. Maybe too much. And it just fell on me like a curtain a little bit ago. The weight of it all. The heaviness. People starving. Not somewhere far away.

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My goodness, the flowers have grown so tall with huge blossoms, with all the rain and summer heat this year. They certainly have made my gardens look amazing, and I have so many creatures enjoying all

Since I live in a climate where the wind is frequent and sometimes strong. We have to protect our peppers from the wind. To protect the roots, we use a shade net. And for protection from the wind, we put

In my last post I wrote that I had given myself a little break from gardening and writing. But the grass won't wait. Our little fairy garden suffered the most, it actually got a little overgrown. Ten days

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I took a quick picture of the caterpillar, I didn't have time for more pictures. I didn't even know what it was exactly. Work, obligations and only later did I sit down to investigate this little guy.It

I believe that most of you had your own treasure chest as a child. I have one as an adult. Maybe I never really grew up. Coin collecting has been my passion since childhood. Probably a family obsession